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Topic: egypt protests

‘Everyone is talking about a coming storm’: 5 years on from Egypt’s revolution

Middle East

Jan 25, 2016

10

On-the-ground observers say Peter Greste's Egyptian trial was bizarre and incompetent, and his seven-year prison sentence has brought international condemnation. Freelance writer <b>Rachel Williamson</b> reports.

‘A very bad day’: Greste’s shocking verdict

Journalism

Jun 24, 2014

5

Al Jazeera journalists in Egypt faced particular danger reporting on the revolution. From his new book, <b>Scott Bridges</b> reports on one hairy encounter with protesters.

‘They’re going to attack us’: Al Jazeera on the front lines of Egypt’s revolution

Journalism

May 01, 2014

1

Egypt has not always been a place of artistic freedom, but <b>Rachel Williamson</b>, a freelance journalist in Cairo, meets some independent filmmakers who are changing all that.

Egypt’s filmmakers throw off the chains to blaze an Oscar path

Film & TV

Mar 04, 2014

Former Egyptian president Mohamed Morsi was defiant as his trial began, claiming to be the country's legitimate ruler. Egypt-based freelance writer <b>Vickie Smiles</b> reports on the chaotic proceedings.

Egypt, still torn by political division, watches Morsi on trial

Middle East

Nov 05, 2013

2

Revolution was driven in Egypt by many factors, none more so than hope. That hope is now fading fast as warring sides continue deadly protests, writes Egyptian-Australian journalist <b>Myriam Robin</b>.

The hope that swept away Mubarak is fading fast in Egypt

Middle East

Aug 20, 2013

4

<b>Kim Wilkinson</b> sits in her Cairo apartment while blood is spilled around her. "You feel somewhat culpable," she reports on the unfolding Egyptian crisis.

‘Blood for blood’: on the streets of Cairo, a dangerous zoo

Middle East

Aug 16, 2013

4

The Muslim Brotherhood's fury at the removal of their freely elected president has been met with fire in Egypt, in one of the bloodiest days of the movement. <b>Vickie Smiles</b> reports from Egypt.

Bloody day in Egypt: shock and awe blows democracy away

Middle East

Aug 15, 2013

4

Egypt's brief experiment with democracy appears to be drawing to a close as the army tightens its grip on politics, and some turn to terrorism.

Egypt’s brief fling with democracy draws to a close

Middle East

Aug 13, 2013

3

Some Egyptians lament what they see are only two options for the political future of the country: the military or the Muslim Brotherhood. Journalist <b>Kim Wilkinson</b> reports from Cairo on a third movement.

‘The army stole my revolution’: Egypt’s new choice — bad or worse

Middle East

Aug 02, 2013

1

The wrangling over control of Egypt continues, as the violence on the streets results in deaths, confusion and political finger-pointing. <b>Vickie Smiles</b> reports from the Egyptian town of Alexandria for <em>Crikey</em>.

Rebels without a PM: violent Egypt still in transition

Middle East

Jul 08, 2013

4

Egyptian protesters have emerged triumphant, kicking president Mohamed Morsi to the kerb. But the nation remains on the brink of chaos, reports freelance writer <b>Vickie Smiles</b> from Alexandria.

Morsi or less: Egyptian protesters oust president

Middle East

Jul 04, 2013

6

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